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Food service and retail top the list of occupations for invited P.E.I. immigrants - Vimarsana News

Food service and retail top the list of occupations for invited P.E.I. immigrants

The P.E.I. government needs to do a much better job of targeting immigration to fill critical worker shortages, the province’s two opposition parties say.

Source: cbc.ca
P.E.I. inflation levels off but Islanders unlikely to recover lost buying power - Vimarsana News

P.E.I. inflation levels off but Islanders unlikely to recover lost buying power

The consumer price index on P.E.I. stopped going up in August, but that doesn't mean consumers should expect any relief from high prices.

Source: cbc.ca
Maritime unemployment unsurprising: experts - Vimarsana News

Maritime unemployment unsurprising: experts

New numbers from Statistics Canada show that unemployment across the country is unchanged as overall employment growth slowed in the second half of 2023, but experts in the Maritimes say it isn’t surprising to see

42,000 seasonal workers in Atlantic provinces, Quebec eligible for employment insurance top-up - Vimarsana News

42,000 seasonal workers in Atlantic provinces, Quebec eligible for employment insurance top-up

Pilot project 22 will be available to 42,000 eligible seasonal workers, all but 100 in Quebec and Atlantic Canada.

Source: cbc.ca
Indigenous economy generates billions in goods and services across Atlantic region: report - Vimarsana News

Indigenous economy generates billions in goods and services across Atlantic region: report

Indigenous businesses employ tens of thousands of people across the region and generate billions of dollars in goods and services, according to new research from the Atlantic Economic Council.

Source: cbc.ca